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SerbianVocabulary0 to A1 Course → Shopping → Clothes and Accessories

In this lesson, we will explore the vocabulary related to clothes and accessories in Serbian. Clothing is an essential part of our daily lives, and being able to communicate about it is crucial. Whether you are shopping for new clothes or describing what you are wearing, this lesson will provide you with all the necessary words and phrases.

Basic Clothing Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Let's start with the basic clothing items in Serbian:

Serbian Pronunciation English
majica /ma-yi-tsa/ T-shirt
košulja /ko-shoo-lya/ Shirt
džemper /djemp-er/ Sweater
jakna /ya-kna/ Jacket
pantalone /pan-ta-lo-ne/ Pants
suknja /sook-nya/ Skirt
haljina /hal-ya-na/ Dress
čarape /cha-ra-pe/ Socks
cipele /tsi-pe-le/ Shoes

These are some of the most common clothing items you will come across. Make sure to practice the pronunciation of each word to improve your Serbian speaking skills.

Colors and Patterns[edit | edit source]

Now, let's learn some colors and patterns in Serbian:

Serbian Pronunciation English
crvena /tsr-ve-na/ Red
plava /pla-va/ Blue
zelena /ze-le-na/ Green
žuta /zhu-ta/ Yellow
narandžasta /na-rand-zhas-ta/ Orange
roze /ro-ze/ Pink
bela /be-la/ White
crna /tsr-na/ Black
siva /see-va/ Gray
šarena /sha-re-na/ Colorful

Knowing the colors and patterns will help you describe the clothes you want or what you are wearing.

Sizes[edit | edit source]

Next, let's learn about sizes in Serbian:

Serbian Pronunciation English
mala /ma-la/ Small
srednja /sred-nya/ Medium
velika /ve-li-ka/ Large

When shopping for clothes, it is important to know your size. Use these words to communicate your size preference to the shop assistant.

Accessories[edit | edit source]

Now, let's explore some accessories in Serbian:

Serbian Pronunciation English
šešir /she-shir/ Hat
rukavice /ru-ka-vi-tse/ Gloves
šal /shahl/ Scarf
torbica /tor-bi-tsa/ Purse
kaiš /ka-ish/ Belt
naočare /na-o-cha-re/ Glasses

Accessories can add a personal touch to your outfit. With these words, you can easily describe the accessories you want or are wearing.

Cultural Insights[edit | edit source]

In Serbian culture, clothing plays an important role. Traditional Serbian clothing is diverse and influenced by different historical periods and regions. The traditional costume, known as "nosnja," varies from one region to another and often includes intricate embroidery and unique patterns. Nowadays, traditional clothing is mostly worn during folk festivals or special occasions.

Serbia also has a vibrant fashion scene, with fashion designers gaining recognition both locally and internationally. Belgrade Fashion Week is a significant event in the Serbian fashion calendar, showcasing the latest trends and collections.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to practice what you have learned. Complete the following exercises:

1. Match the clothing items with their corresponding colors:

  • Majica - Red
  • Suknja - Blue
  • Džemper - Yellow
  • Pantalone - Black

2. Describe the outfit: You are wearing a white shirt, blue pants, and black shoes. How would you describe your outfit in Serbian?

3. Role play: Imagine you are at a clothing store, and you want to buy a new dress. Create a conversation with a shop assistant where you ask for the dress's price, color, and available sizes.

Solutions[edit | edit source]

1. Match the clothing items with their corresponding colors:

  • Majica - Red
  • Suknja - Blue
  • Džemper - Yellow
  • Pantalone - Black

2. Describe the outfit: "Nosim belu košulju, plave pantalone i crne cipele."

3. Role play: You: "Dobar dan, koliko košta ova haljina?" Shop assistant: "Ta haljina košta 5000 dinara." You: "Koje boje je haljina?" Shop assistant: "Haljina je crvene boje." You: "Imate li je u veličini M?" Shop assistant: "Da, imamo je u veličini M."

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have learned the vocabulary related to clothes and accessories in Serbian. Practice using these words in everyday conversations or during your shopping trips. Keep exploring the rich Serbian culture and language, and soon you will become fluent in Serbian!


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